ATLANTA — Georgia voters said they were motivated and excited to cast their ballots Monday on the first day of early voting, lining up as polling places opened for the midterm elections.
Election officials saw steady turnout at the start of in-person early voting, which lasts at least 17 days across Georgia leading up to Election Day on Nov. 8.
In most early voting locations, voters could walk in without a wait, but several polling places reported high turnout that created delays of an hour or more.
